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=== Elves === | === Elves === | ||
− | + | As of Version 39f it is possible for [[Elf|Elves]] to lay siege to your fortress. You will get the standard message notifying you of a Siege; however, you will not be able to see any enemy units and the SIEGE banner across the top will instantly disappear. This is because all elven siegers enter the map [[ambusher|sneaking]]; isn't that [[fun]]? The Elven squads typically consist of a mix of swordselves and wrestlers, all of whom will be using wooden equipment. Later sieges may also feature archers and spearelves, again with wooden weapons. The first time this happens, if your military consists of untrained dwarves, an Elven siege could be an extreme problem. Otherwise, most will not have much trouble resisting the sieges. Difficulty may eventually increase, but this has not been confirmed. | |
− | Elves may be mounted on [[unicorn]] | + | Elves may be mounted on [[unicorn|unicorns]]. |
=== Kobolds === | === Kobolds === |